aloha, christophe!
while i haven't yet had the opportunity to use the test page you posted,
i thought you would be interested to note that NVDA, the open source
freeware screen reader for windows (http://www.nvda-project.org/) has
"en-au" set as its default "natural language", which is only logical, since
it is being developed by australians -- one can switch to en-gb or en-us if
one prefers -- i don't believe that mick curran of NVDA fame is subscribed
to any of the lists to which your emessage was posted, so i'm carbon-copying
him directly so that he can provide you with the under-the-covers
information necessary to fully answer your inquiry...
as a side note, a similar choice offered by many screen readers is to choose
between "french french" (lang="fr" or lang="fr-fr") and quebeçois ("fr-ca")
but few -- to my knowledge -- support "fr-be" -- similarly, there is support
for portuguese, lang="pt" or lang="pt-pt" for portuguese spoken in portugal,
as well as lang="pt-br", for brazilian portuguese, but there aren't support
for other lusaphone subtags (for angola, mozambique, cape verde, etc.)
hope this helps, and i will DEFINITELY try your resource later today,
gregory.
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